james woods is playing him now. the actor james woods is portraying -joe biden as president.mes woods that hard up for work? james woods is putting on a mask and a voice modulator, and that's who joe biden is. [jordan] those are some shocking updates to james woods' imdb page. but these patriots were here to support candidates like kari lake, who is running for governor on the platform of election denial and personally vacuuming trump's rug. and also, secretary of state candidate mark finchem, an oath keeper who said he wouldn't have certified biden's win in the 2020 election. how important is it to win the secretary of state position? -everything. -why? what they say is not who votes. it's how many people are counting the votes. we need to get the right people counting the votes, 'cause that's why donald trump got screwed out of the last deal. then the democrats can't even win if you get the right people counting the vote. -right. -and is that the goal? yes. if you control the people who count the vote, then you control who is in office. you gotta control who counts the vote

another one for me is james wood . when i first moved here, as an undergraduate, when i first started reading his essays, it was a true revelation. i did not know you could write that way about books, that a book review could be a work of art in itself. becca: james wood is a great one. christian lawrenson is another writer is alive. he is one i like and try to emulate. celeste: you mentioned readership. you mentioned you are writing for a particular kind of reader, so what are you trying to do for your readers when you are writing, excite them, persuade them, do you want them to feel pleasure, pressure, or change their minds? becca: the first thing that occurred to me is how little i think about this. when i sit down to write, it's like getting up to dance. i don't devote a lot of thought and attention to imagining my readership because maybe i would be too terrified to write another word or something, but in part because i don't feel it is my place to prescribed how my readership responds. celeste: you said it's poss

and we could talk about the strikes or his of position on that for a hours but i must my panel james woodwho been with me since 6:00. i'll be back tomorrow to cover for james while she's away. nigel farage will be live from clacton on sea in essex in just a few minutes time. let's go to the weather . time. let's go to the weather. good evening, alex deakin here with your latest weather updates still pretty wild conditions across parts of wales this evening, but tomorrow overall, a dner evening, but tomorrow overall, a drier and a brighter day . many drier and a brighter day. many of us seeing sunny spells saw some very heavy rain from this weather front that whizzed across the country earlier on. and we've now got the ice of us squeezing together . west so it squeezing together. west so it is very windy , say is still very windy, say particularly across wales where we office . i'm michael portillo, join me on gb news on a sunday morning for topical discussion debate , arts topical discussion debate, arts and culture and sometimes even ethical dilemmas don't always agree with you. michael

politics from their tiny apartment in new york duringoo the second world war ad another one for me is james woodsfirst moved here as undergraduate, my first started reading his essays, it was a true revelation. i didn't know you could write that way about books, a book review could be a work of art in itself. >> and the best one. christian is another writer whose life, i realize none of the writers are alive but he is a living one i read and try to emulate. >> you mentioned leadership, you are writing for a particular kind of reader so what are you trying to do for your readers when you write? aree you trying to excite them, persuade them? you want them to feel pleasure or pressure? do you want to change their minds? >> i saw this, the first thing that occurred to me is how weiri it is how little i think about this. when i sit down to write it's like getting up, i don't devote a lot of thought and attention to my readership may be because if i did, i would be terrified to write another word or something but in part because i don't feel it's my place to prescribe how my readership responds. >> you

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. >> james wood is a great one. christian lorenz and as another writer whose life. i realize none of the writers on my list are alive so he is a living one that i read and like and try to emulate. >> favorite book? >> okay. you mentioned readership. you mentioned you were writing for a particular kind of reader. so what are you trying to do for your readers when you're writing? are you trying to excite them or are you trying to persuade them? you want them to feel pleasure or pressure? t want to change their mind? >> when i saw this question the first thing that occur to me it's how weird it is, how little i think about this. like when you sit down to write it's like getting up to dance. i don't actually devote a lot of thought and attention to imagining my readership maybe because if i did i would be too terrified to never write another word for something. but in part because i don't feel it's my place to prescribe how my readership response. >> you said last night it's possible that the reader you writing for doesn't exist and if that's true you should just write

bmo investments and james camp -- cathie wood's ark capital unveiled -- jon erlichman sat down with cathiess opportunities in canada. wood says she is betting on shopify. >> lyons that stock -- we own that stock. it introduced us to this concept of social commerce. that is very interesting. i see my son buying clothes off tiktok and instagram. he doesn't go to stores at all. shopify enabled that. i don't think shopify became the largest part of the index. you might say we have that covered. it is a 3% to 4% position in arkk. we think it will be a spectacular stock going forward. even the facebook might say we are dialing down our social commerce to move into the metaverse, it is going to be social commerce. it has to be almost. we think shopify will be a big part of that. i would agree with tom. the commodity and industrial base canada has historically had, innovation strategies are great diversifier and pair trade. >> shopify. we know the story relatively well. you talked about some areas of growth over the next decade. for people trying to get a sense on the areas you are most passionate

. >> lieutenant wood was fortunate to make a quick recovery but some of the men were not so fortunate like psc jamesey comes from cincinnati ohio. we went back to walter reed general hospital to talk with jim and we found a man dead. hi joe how are you doing? >> fine, sir. >> how are you feeling? >> feeling? >> just fine. >> tell me what happened to you. where were you? >> 15 miles north of the 38 and there was a counterattack so we waited around for a while and the chinese started popping up in 15 or 20 minutes later we were overrun by the chinese and there were only five of us left so we were taken to the hill. a concussion grenade went off in front of my face and knocked me out. i figured two hours after that they have put me in a foxhole. >> you lost your eyes. >> yes, sir. >> i was washing blood off of my face and after that they told me they were going to move me out on a march. they would be 25 miles per day. >> was this the only medical treatment he received? >> yes. >> water to wash your face-off? >> yes. in the march they wouldn't let us take water. if we crossed the pond we would scoop it

. >> james, i'm in front of the school with the initially founded. this is red wood middle school and they found it a couple of days ago. but they believe that it was hung over the weekend. this is not the only place it was found by a staffer. let me pull up a map for you just to show you the other locations once they discovered it at red with middle school, they sent the of police officers to other locations within the district and sure enough they founded at saratoga and prospect high schools as well. they immediately launched a hate crime investigation because of the nature of what they found. 3 dark complexion dolls with nooses around their necks. so they call this a hate crime. they are attacking this as though this was a hate crime and they're still searching for whoever is behind this. in fact, they're asking parents to talk to their kids, deceive their kids, know of anybody on campus that might have been behind this. take a look at your screen. we did get a statement from the santa clara county sheriff's department. they are leading the investigation and they